Boise State International Webinar Series

Esports are the hottest new offering at U.S. universities. A growing number of schools have competitive esports teams, and the opportunities to get involved go way beyond playing. Join this session to learn about esports in the U.S., how you can get involved, and how esports may be able to help fund your studies in the United States.

Studying in the U.S. means adapting to cultural differences, trying to make friends, and navigating academic expectations in a new system. How much do you know about what your experience in a U.S. classroom might be like? In this session, we’ll talk about how professors often run classes, what will be expected of you, and some common challenges students may face.

For many international students, university rankings are a crucial part of the process of choosing a U.S. university, but how much do you know about what they actually mean? This session will provide a look at who makes rankings, how they determine those rankings, and what that might (and might not) mean for you as a student.

Earning a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree remains an attractive option for many students around the world. But how can students turn that investment into a successful career, and what steps should they take both before and during their MBA program to maximize their chances of success? Boise State’s Celeste Giordani, International Enrollment Counselor, and Trisha Stevens Lamb, MBA Program Coordinator, go in depth about the value of a U.S. MBA.

Nearly every student who applies to a U.S. university will send some form of academic records and test scores. A truly excellent college essay, though, can make a big difference in students’ admission and scholarship opportunities, so it’s important to understand how to make an impact with your writing. Celeste Giordani, Boise State’s International Enrollment Counselor, discusses how to craft an essay that boosts your chances of success and gives an inside look at how admissions offices consider essays.

U.S. university is so much more than just class! Volunteering, athletics, clubs, social activities, research, and so much more can enhance your experience and boost your opportunities after graduation. Celeste Giordani, Boise State’s International Enrollment Counselor, discussed the resources available to you on a U.S. campus and how to access them, as well as employment opportunities for international students studying in the U.S.

It’s no secret that U.S. higher education is expensive, but there are many opportunities to make it more affordable. Scholarships, fellowships, assistantships and other opportunities are available for international students. Boise State’s Director of International Admissions, Brian Stelbotsky, discussed the funding sources available in the U.S., how to find them, and how to make yourself competitive for funding at U.S. universities.